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Table 4 Multivariate logistic regression analysis of potential risk factors of antenatal depression

From: Association between social and family support and antenatal depression: a hospital-based study in Chengdu, China

 

Second trimester depressive group (N = 93)

Third trimester depressive group (N = 96)

persistent depressive group (N = 107)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

Age

0.928 (0.868,0.991) b

0.918 (0.861,0.980) b

0.951 (0.895,1.011)

Educational level

1.293 (0.713,2.344)

0.947 (0.562,1.597)

0.775 (0.470,1.277)

Relationship with husband in the last 3 months

3.188 (1.759,5.780) b

1.571 (0.793,3.115)

4.772 (2.792,8.155) b

Relationship with parents-in-law in the last 3 months

0.870 (0.452,1.674)

1.796 (1.070,3.017) b

0.765 (0.397,1.475)

Employment

 Part-time job

1.075 (0.283,4.075)

1.401 (0.415,4.722)

–

 Full time job

1.026 (0.554,1.899)

0.932 (0.510,1.703)

0.918 (0.524,1.611)

 Unemployed a

   

The recognition of this pregnancy

 Task

0.947 (0.373,2.404)

2.850 (1.424,5.702) b

0.865 (0.360,2.080)

 Burden

1.323 (0.430,4.069)

2.316 (0.925,5.802)

0.993 (0.321,3.074)

 Pleasure a

   

Gender expectations for the fetus of the spouse

 No

1.034 (0.471,2.267)

0.627 (0.318,1.239)

0.400 (0.221,0.726) b

 Girls

1.028 (0.341,3.094)

1.164 (0.478,2.831)

0.702 (0.294,1.673)

 Boys a

   
  1. N number of included pregnant women; OR odds ratio; CI confidence interval
  2. a Reference
  3. b Statistically significant